Medieval Window Glass and Wood Two 3D Model Tudor Low-poly 3D model

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This stunning medieval glass window boasts two expertly crafted frames that cleverly split down the middle with a sturdy wooden support. Masterfully designed to seamlessly fit into period-accurate medieval settings, this majestic piece also lends itself perfectly to incorporation into environments from other eras, ensuring its versatility and enduring appeal. Delicately textured wood and meticulously detailed glass were brought to life using state-of-the-art PBR techniques that guarantee a hyper-realistic appearance. Created with utmost care, every component of the model boasts authentic textures designed to precisely emulate medieval-era wood grain and intricately rendered details on each piece. Glass is crafted to simulate aged surfaces that accurately reflect wear and tear over time. Optimal levels of clarity are assured as the glass is painstakingly detailed, enabling an adjustable level of opacity that effortlessly complements a diverse array of scenes. Developed using industry-standard software - including Blender for creation and Substance Painter for elaborate textures, plus comprehensive asset control courtesy of Zbrush, - every element showcases meticulously-crafted unique content from 3DTudor's exclusive library. Texture and material consistency were preserved with no reliance on proprietary resources, assuring authentic user experiences. Within the extensive range of available configurations, features and functionality encompass numerous notable aspects: Opacity mapping within the Color Map, meticulous rendering, exact replicas, comprehensive texturing support, precision-scale modeling of dimensions as 85.9 cm width, depth of 11 cm, height of 123 cm to deliver accurate realism. Optimal use case versatility allows the user flexibility with its seamless adaptation into multiple settings. In terms of optimization for best-in-class rendering and workflow integration: The provided dataset boasts precise part names - named in an expertly crafted configuration for optimal asset accessibility through efficient layout setup with correct naming conventions to make this medieval bay window model perfectly conducive for advanced users working efficiently, fully maximised rigging efficiency. Its impressive combination includes unwrapped textures mapped onto quads while reducing unused resources with UV Map mapping for optimisation purposes of resource minimization. Every piece offers comprehensive texturing details to guarantee authenticity. Additionally included in this collection are extensive configuration formats supported - High poly, low poly (fbx), and object models along with accompanying materials file; texture zip bundle consisting Png formats mapped into the various detailed specifications including Normal map PNG - offering full asset compatibility in most environments. Key product assets include: high-fidelity render settings that accurately map ambient textures and offer detailed precision, 3DTudor store also available where diverse product configurations such as window bay designs may be explored. This valuable item represents exclusive products in our portfolio developed based on real-life architectural features using actual period sources from authentic historical sites during medieval architecture research with attention to detail reflecting precise replication. The comprehensive dataset showcases unique artistic design style in harmony and accurate texture work. Medieval-era authenticity has not been lost with such careful precision: Every possible step to simulate exactness as much as feasible with technology was meticulously employed. We ensure compatibility by only providing industry standard supported assets, thus allowing seamless transferability into existing systems with minimum overheads. No complex plugins needed, the dataset offers clear guidelines on compatible software formats. This unique blend represents meticulous effort, attention and detail applied through exhaustive reference checks taken throughout multiple visits during actual historical medieval times and detailed cross-check of original designs found, leading up to an extremely real interpretation which may have resulted as the product.